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Originally posted by Ottawa_Nerd
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Originally posted by HelloG
Good to see that old DD serials are still alive in our memories...I think those themes and subjects were better that the typical Saas Bahu , Shadi Wadi type that are running all over the channels and there is no place for a breather for people like us who are thirsty for some refreshing soothing or awakening themes!!!
Does anyone remember "Aur Bhi Gam Hain Zamane Mein"
"Bibi Natiyon Wali";"Vikram aur Waitaal"
"Katha Sagar"
and Vinod Dua's "Aap Aur Hum"...he was awesome.
There was another one our hot favourite as kids on Sunday Mornings..it was a german Game Show with two teams competing in Fun Games..something like "Teleplay "..does anyone remeber the name
HelloG, I do remember Bibi Natiyon Wali....it had an old lady in glasses always cribbing !
Vinod Dua was (and Is) awesome !
Katha Sagar, wasnt it by the same guys who gave us "Gul Gulshan Gulfam" and "Junoon" ?
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Fido.
I was born in 1975 and I've a good memory ('');. Here's the list of some memorable english shows telecast in DD during the 80's and early 90's
Star Trek
Giant Robot
Project UFO
Secrets of the sea
Cosmos
Jamie and the Magic torch
The Old Fox
Didi's comedy show
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Famous Five
Spiderman
Mickey and Donald
Around the world in 80 days
He-Man and masters of universe
My little pony
Are you being served?
Yes Prime Minister
Fairy Tale Theatre
The Glo Friends
Shoe String
Target
Terry and June
Street Hawk
Fraggle Rock
Jane Eyre
Black Beauty
National Geographic specials
Laurel and Hardy
Charlie Chaplin
Knight Rider
JFK
Hot Tracks (MTV style show based on western music)
Bodyline (my favoutire serial based on cricket)
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Alice In Wonderland
Danger Bay
Disney Hour/Duck Tales
Jungle Book
Tale Spin
Some memorable english movies that were telecast in DD repeatedly
100 Rifles
Pirates of 20th century
African Safari
Gandhi
Here's the complete list of programs broadcast by DD National (Some of the shows included in my list are not covered here)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programs_broadcast_by_DD_National
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Originally posted by GoldFinger
I was born in 1975 and I've a good memory ('');. Here's the list of some memorable english shows telecast in DD during the 80's and early 90's
Star Trek
Giant Robot
Project UFO
Secrets of the sea
Cosmos
Jamie and the Magic torch
The Old Fox
Didi's comedy show
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Famous Five
Spiderman
Mickey and Donald
Around the world in 80 days
He-Man and masters of universe
My little pony
Are you being served?
Yes Prime Minister
Fairy Tale Theatre
The Glo Friends
Shoe String
Target
Terry and June
Street Hawk
Fraggle Rock
Jane Eyre
Black Beauty
National Geographic specials
Laurel and Hardy
Charlie Chaplin
Knight Rider
JFK
Hot Tracks (MTV style show based on western music)
Bodyline (my favoutire serial based on cricket)
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Alice In Wonderland
Danger Bay
Disney Hour/Duck Tales
Jungle Book
Tale Spin
Some memorable english movies that were telecast in DD repeatedly
100 Rifles
Pirates of 20th century
African Safari
Gandhi
Here's the complete list of programs broadcast by DD National (Some of the shows included in my list are not covered here)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programs_broadcast_by_DD_National
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Originally posted by Fido
Gold Spot: The tennis court version...
(Guy): She's crazy about (something)
(Girl):As crazy as he's about (something else) and hits the tennis ball into the guy's mouth, who manages to remove it just before they sing:
(together): As crazy as crazy as we're about... Gold Spot! The Zing Thing! Gold Spot (two bolts of thunder courtesy synthesizer) Gold Spot!
An advertisement that appeared only on Bombay doordarshan - IIRC
The same old faces, the same old food
The same old homework, the same old news
But something special, on an ordinary dayyyy
A Tango in your hand, a smile on your face and _____ the world is a much better space, with Tango Tango Tango - have it everyday
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Originally posted by ayaskant
Besides the 'old fox', Star trek was quite a hit. I remember how all the kids used to wait for sunday 11.00 hrs, for the serial to be telecast .
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Originally posted by hchheda
I sure remember watching quite a few cricket matches (particularly one between India and Pakistan where Majid Khan, Zaheer Abbas and Javed miandad played together, was too small to remember the exact match or date, and those when Clive Lloyd toured india with his battery of fast bowlers with Gavaskar and Chetan Chauhan opening for India (sometimes even Anshuman gaikwad) with Vengsarkar and Vishwanath to follow...).
Hiren
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